100% Electric Equipment: XCMG Brazil Innovates With Launches in the National Market

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Published on 15/05/2023 at 11:29

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XCMG Brazil Launches 100% Electric Equipment

XCMG Brazil, known as a leader in heavy machinery in China and ranked as the third largest in the world in the segment, is revolutionizing the national market with the launch of 100% electric equipment. The company, which is already a reference in electromobility, positions itself as a pioneer in this sector in Brazil.

The 100% Electric Truck E7 49T

The first product to be launched is the E7 49T, the first 6×4 road-approved tractor in the national market. The electric truck presents a series of advantages, including zero carbon emissions, a reduction of up to 60% in cost per km compared to a diesel model, and low vibration.

Additionally, the new machine has a torque of 2,000 N, 6X4 traction, and a maximum speed of 84 km/h, being able to haul between 45 and 49 tons. According to Ricardo Senda, electric manager at XCMG, the new electric truck has a very low noise level, making it ideal for urban tasks without noise pollution, especially at night.

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The 100% Electric Wheel Loader XC968-EV

XCMG Brazil is also launching the XC968-EV, the first 100% electric wheel loader. With a modern design, it features three electric motors that jointly drive the hydraulic system and the front and rear drive axles. “This results in unique differentials, such as quick response, low noise, low energy consumption, and zero carbon emissions,” explains Ricardo Senda.

With an energy consumption of 36 Kw/h, the electric loader can operate for 6 to 8 hours under normal working conditions with just one hour of charging. In addition, it supports fast charging and achieves a full charge in approximately 1 hour. Innovative, the loader has two driving modes: remote and unmanned, and has an operational weight of 1950 kg and a standard bucket of m³ 3.2.

Leadership in Electromobility

XCMG Brazil is leading the market by bringing innovation and technology. “We are a reference in electromobility in China, a country that today accounts for more than 55% of electric vehicle registrations in the world,” says Senda. This leadership, combined with pioneering in the national market of 100% electric equipment, highlights XCMG Brazil on the global stage.

100% Electric Equipment: XCMG Brazil Innovates With Launches in the National Market

XCMG Brazil Launches 100% Electric Equipment

The 100% Electric Truck E7 49T

The 100% Electric Wheel Loader XC968-EV

Leadership in Electromobility

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